I think the guide I had originally followed was actually for World of Warcraft so I don’t see why you wouldnt be able to apply that to Diablo 3 - but the issue with D3 on the deck would ultimately probably be that the PC version of the game has no official controller support.

As nice as it would be to have it on steam there is just no incentive to rebuy it. It doesn’t even take much extra work to get the battle net version running on a steam deck.

I long for the day when they are just normal everywhere. Easily one of the best things to come out of the pandemic and those wild toilet paper shortages.

I stayed off of Reddit near totally the first month or so and have been visiting it more again lately and there is a definite drop off in quality all over the place.

It isn’t that bad and really the endgame needs some time tuning but is in an overall better place than it has been for most Diablo launches.

Having the standard three and a top center is perfect way to run a dual personal/work PC setup in my experience.

Edge is fine for the most part. I prefer FireFox on my personal devices but Edge does the job for Enterprise pretty well.

Such freedom.

Reddit is Fun.

Agreed. Bluetooth wasn’t great at first but has been fine for years now.

I switch between swiping and typing. It works pretty well most of the time.

Longcat is longgg.

Vampire Survivors on the steam deck.

It’s a good idea to check in on this every so often just to make sure your employers are paying their contributions too. I recall some horror stories when this this been posted before.